Your brand name, logo, and slogan are some of your most valuable business assets. AverroTax files and tracks your trademark application with the Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan (IPO-Pakistan), protecting your brand for 10 years at a time.
If competitors could copy it and confuse your customers, it's worth registering.
The name customers use to recognize and search for your business.
Your visual identity — logo, icon, or distinctive packaging design.
A distinctive tagline that's become part of how customers identify your brand.
Specific product or service names you want to protect from copycats in your industry.
From an initial search to your registration certificate.
Estimate your IPO Pakistan government fee based on how many classes you need to register.
Indicative IPO Pakistan government fees only, excluding our professional service fee. Fees are periodically revised by IPO — we'll confirm the current official fee before filing.
A quick look at the official process under the Trademarks Ordinance, 2001.
Share these over WhatsApp or in person at our Lahore office — no lengthy paperwork required.
The application itself is quick to file — most of the timeline is IPO's statutory review and publication period.
We check availability and confirm the right class for your mark.
We submit Form TM-1 to the Trade Marks Registry on your behalf.
IPO examines the mark, then publishes it for a 2-month opposition window.
If no opposition is filed, your registration certificate is issued.
Whether your business is based on Mall Road or anywhere else in Pakistan, IPO Pakistan's filing process is centralized — we handle your application and correspondence the same way regardless of where you're located.
Official IPO fees are roughly PKR 3,000 for filing per class plus around PKR 9,000 for registration, though these are periodically revised. Our calculator above gives a working estimate — we'll confirm the exact current fee.
The full process typically takes 6 to 18 months, mostly due to IPO's statutory examination and 2-month public opposition period after publication in the Trade Marks Journal.
No — Pakistan requires a separate application for each Nice Classification class, unlike some countries that allow multi-class filings.
A registered trademark is valid for 10 years from the filing date and can be renewed indefinitely in further 10-year terms.
If a third party files an opposition during the 2-month publication window, we respond on your behalf; unresolved oppositions can extend the timeline but are relatively uncommon for distinctive marks.
Send us your brand name or logo and we'll run an availability check.
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